Roe realities William McGurn, WSJ Thursday, July 5, 2018 As the designation of a new Supreme Court nominee approaches, three myths arise again: that Roe v. Wade is “settled” law; that “litmus tests” are unhelpful; and that being pro-life necessarily mean opposition to Roe. © 2024 The Catholic Thing. All rights reserved. For reprint rights, write to: [email protected] The Catholic Thing is a forum for intelligent Catholic commentary. Opinions expressed by writers are solely their own.
As the designation of a new Supreme Court nominee approaches, three myths arise again: that Roe v. Wade is “settled” law; that “litmus tests” are unhelpful; and that being pro-life necessarily mean opposition to Roe.
Roe realities
William McGurn, WSJ
Thursday, July 5, 2018